Biloxi, Mississippi, BILOXI DAILY HERALD, Friday Afternoon, August 4, 1944, Page Six
WIGGINS SERGEANT (Service # 34132833) KILLED IN FRANCE
S. Sgt. Anton I. Nunnikhoven, 28-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nunnikhoven of Wiggins, was killed in action in France on July 17, according to word received Thursday from the War Department. he was in the infantry and had been overseas since December, 1943. He was inducted into the service in August, 1941.
Sergeant Nunnikhoven was born and reared in Wiggins, and graduated from Wiggins High School. Later he was associated with his father in the operation of a mercantile business, Hiney and Company. Other than his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. James N. White, residing in Wiggins while her husband is overseas, and Mrs. A.G. Thornton, Hattiesburg.
submitted by E. Ackerman, 2/11/13.
Biloxi, Mississippi, BILOXI DAILY HERALD, Friday Afternoon, August 4, 1944, Page Six
WIGGINS SERGEANT (Service # 34132833) KILLED IN FRANCE
S. Sgt. Anton I. Nunnikhoven, 28-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nunnikhoven of Wiggins, was killed in action in France on July 17, according to word received Thursday from the War Department. he was in the infantry and had been overseas since December, 1943. He was inducted into the service in August, 1941.
Sergeant Nunnikhoven was born and reared in Wiggins, and graduated from Wiggins High School. Later he was associated with his father in the operation of a mercantile business, Hiney and Company. Other than his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. James N. White, residing in Wiggins while her husband is overseas, and Mrs. A.G. Thornton, Hattiesburg.
submitted by E. Ackerman, 2/11/13.
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121st Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division
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Entered the service from Mississippi.
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